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This talk presents a view of a Software Architect on designing interfaces. Often there is no such thing as "the best" solution for the problem. In many cases, we have to deal with compromises and…

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GDB is bigger than you might think, and it's evolving fast. This is a depth-first walk through what's been added in versions 9 and 10. Depth-first meaning that no prior knowledge of these features…

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C++ class design has been error prone since the beginning until Scott Meyers told us about the Rule-of-Three. But even that is not enforced by the language. In addition, C++11 changed the set of…

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Designing and implementing a variant type (such as `std::variant` itself) in C++, at first, seems a rather inane topic. It turns out, however, that a variant type's performance or lack thereof,…

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Finding and correcting defects in our code (aka bugs) is often a time-consuming, tedious, and challenging task. As the size and complexity of our code bases grows, it can feel like the corresponding…

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Testing in C++ is not easy, it often requires a lot of boilerplate code, macro usage, and/or understanding of complicated testing frameworks.
But it doesn't have to be like that. C++20 will enable…

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The ＜chrono＞ header has existed since C++11, but C++20 dramatically increased its capabilities. MSVC has completed this C++20 feature and this session will focus on the development of our implementation…

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C++20's views are an exciting and powerful new feature, and while the standard includes several views to get you started, there is plenty of room for improvement. Third-party libraries such as range…

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In this session, you’ll learn how to take advantage of VS Code’s new debugging capabilities and discover easy ways to boost your C++ development productivity along the way.

We’ll get a simple embedded…

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Code size of embedded application has been a concern for a very long time. While storage becomes cheaper and smaller, developers find creative ways to increase code size by adding features or unnecessary…

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The `noexcept` operator, in concert with the `noexcept` specifier, allows generic code to choose a more efficient algorithm for types that have nonthrowing move and swap operations. These two C++11…

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In this talk we will overview one of the most fundamental and useful abilities of C++: Resource Acquisition Is Initialization. We'll start with an overview of "what is a resource" and understand…

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Many Clang AST matcher use cases revolve around refactoring code. We utilized them in a new way, to ensure compliance in our codebase. In this presentation, we will explore Clang's LibASTMatcher…

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Many engineering disciplines require alterations or improvements of existing systems to be "up to code," whether that be the installation of railings on a staircase or upgrades to electrical work.…

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Path-sensitive static analysis simulates the runtime behavior of the program code and uses the analysis state to evaluate which branches can be taken. It is an effective tool to find non-trivial…

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Robert Pirsig’s 1974 bestselling classic, “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” was not about Zen - or Motorcycles - although both made an appearance. The subtitle gives you more of an idea:…

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Package managers are crucial in many software ecosystems for reusing libraries, and several major package manages (Conan, vcpkg, and, at least in the HPC world, Spack) have started to grow a large…

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Units libraries have an enticing value proposition: they can catch mistakes in physical units at compile time, with zero runtime cost. The most famous such error is the unit mismatch that brought…

https://cppcon.org/https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2020---Unit tests are now considered to be one of the foundational practices in modern software developmen...

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C++ conferences have had presentations showing the important performance benefits of data-oriented design principles; however, the principles seem to require lots of "manual" effort and "code uglification";…